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Oh my god...I just told my Grandmother

Started by Ember Lewis, December 19, 2007, 05:03:45 PM

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Pica Pica

My extended family reckon I am a freak anyway....
good on most of your families though -
    - seems like a funny time to come out to people
                           - but i suppose things happen as they happen.

from one black sheep to some others.

Oh yeah, and my dad said a lovely thing to me the other day. he said,
'I accept you may never do anything with your life'... I'm not being sarcastic. At last the man has accepted.
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Sarah

Ohh,
I'm so glad everything went well.
I'm glad your family accepts you.
That's a big relief isn't it?
I came out to my dad in person over the holidays.
I had already told him but still, seeing is beliving.
We had a great long talk and I am glad.
Having family not reject you is so important.
I'm so glad it went well for you.
(((Hugs)))
Sara
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Annwyn

I've got a very achieving, but conservative family as well.

I came out when I was 13.  I had everyone in there give me stern lectures except my grandparents, who attributed it to a phase.  I'm pretty sure everyone thinks the phase is now over, what with the weightlifting and all.

But it's not.  And sooner or later they'll have to deal with it.  I keep wondering whether or not I should change my last name in this legal name change or not.  I have such big doubts about my family accepting me.  But, I'm so proud of my family and the things they've done.  From national powerlifters to head coaches to top federal architects, first female brain surgeon in the US... it's really a bloodline I'm proud to come from.
Just they won't ever except my lifestyle, my beliefs, or my religion.
Things like my cousin getting a girl pregnant and refusing to marry her put us in a ginormous scandal for years.  Just imagine when I drive over for x-mas vacation in a skirt>.>

No but seriously, I love them.  Even though I barely know them, I haven't seen them in years, I love the.  Perhaps it's that I've got so many early childhood memories with them in there, or just that it's biological love.  Either way, I can accept their opinions, good or bad.

And that's really what matters, that YOU be okay with yourself.  It's a bullet proof vest for the world we live in, it really is.
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